2026 Vaderstad Wil-Rich 357 4-6 3-Point 30
- Year 2026
- Make Vaderstad
- Model Wil-Rich 357
- Engine Horsepower requirement: 210-300
2026 Vaderstad Wil-Rich 357 4-6 3-Point 30
2026 Vaderstad Wil-Rich 357 4-6 3-Point 30
Deep subsoiling performanceThe Wil-Rich 357 Inline Ripper is ideal for heavy residue conditions, featuring a strong, rugged design that penetrates even the hardest ground. It is available with rigid or spring reset options, and multiple tine options, including parabolic, minimal disturbance, and low disturbance tines. Break up compaction layers as deep as 41 cm (16 in) and promote better water infiltration and root growth.
Reduce deep compaction layers Soil compaction can significantly decrease yields. The Wil-Rich 357 Inline Ripper offers the strength needed to break up deep compaction layers for healthier, higher-yielding crops. Alleviate tight soil structures Tight, compacted soils have less ability to hold water and air. The Wil-Rich 357 Inline Ripper can loosen the soil to promote a healthier profile with greater pore space. Increase water infiltration Compaction restricts the ability of water to soak deep into the soil profile. Using the Wil-Rich 357 Inline Ripper not only improves water infiltration but also promotes deeper root growth. Features may include: The Wil-Rich 357 Inline Ripper is a versatile and robust machine designed for deep subsoiling in heavy residue conditions. It features multiple shank options and ripper points to suit various soil types, promoting better root growth and water infiltration. With its durable box frame, reliable spring reset trip assembly, and precise adjustable gauge wheels, it ensures long-lasting performance and optimal soil management, leading to improved crop yields. The machine offers versatile hitch options, including a three-point rigid mount and a pull type hitch with hydraulic lift wheels, accommodating different tractor setups for stable performance and easy manoeuvrability. The Wil-Rich 357 Inline Ripper is equipped with versatile shanks and ripper point options, designed to meet the diverse needs of modern agriculture. These components play a crucial role in ensuring effective soil penetration, loosening compacted layers, and promoting better root growth and water infiltration. By selecting the appropriate shanks and points, farmers can optimize their soil management practices and achieve improved crop yields. Parabolic shanks are the most aggressive option. They are designed for deep penetration, soil mixing, and loosening to promote better water infiltration and root growth.
Low disturbance shanks are a middle-of-the-road option that provides a balance of soil penetration and surface preservation. These are a suitable choice for many field conditions.
Minimal disturbance shanks break up deep compaction layers while maintaining soil structure and minimizing surface disruption. They produce a smoother field finish than other tines, as they provide less soil mixing Multiple ripper points are available, ranging from 7.6 to 20.3 cm (3 to 8 in) to match different soil types and tillage needs.
Narrow points provide deeper penetration with minimal soil disturbance, making them a good choice for hard or compacted soils.
Wide points help break up larger clods and improve overall soil structure.